etcht records comes with its second release, this time from new artist cam chorder. this release moves in a different direction from the labels debut showcasing a new slungout analogue electro sound. cam chorders *the worst* was recorded during a live jam taken from rosies box studio in london. featuring breathy vocals and noisy synths, this gives an uneasy yet poppy tone to this record. the original is backed by a futuristic 4x4 reworking by velvit aka dbridge.

having dabbled with lower tempos of house and techno in recent years on his exit records imprint and convex industries, dbridges 4/4 alter ego vevit presents his debut ep for electric minds in the form of the nudge ep - where two varied cuts display his tactful use of restraint and release for club tools which, if put in the right hands, can alter the state of play on the dancefloor.

bringing his sound to a new boil, dbridge gives us the first serving of velvit with these two new monster tracks. following on as the second course of convex industries, dbridge is no stranger to the insatiable appetite of electronic music. showcasing his mastership with these solid tracks, defying tempo and genre, there is a taste for velvit lingering on everyones tongue.

we have no info on this new artist velvit. limited pressing 10 inch vinyl.

!! 70% xmas deal !!duskys 17 steps present floor to floor. featuring tracks from velvit, trevino, lo shea, hugo massein and alan fitzpatrick, floor to floor compiles 12 tracks that approach the modern house and techno aesthetic with a uk edge. joining the dots between electronica-leaning sounds, melodic house and warm-up grooves to moody techno, looping tech house tools and broken beats, floor to floor represents a snapshot of current uk house and techno sound worlds all heavily road tested in dusky s dj sets. carefully compiled over a 12 month period, each track combines artistic individuality with dancefloor utility. on the second sampler, uk techno powerhouse alan fitzpatrick delivers a nostalgic nosebleed rave banger in a modern style on where haus?, xl signing hugo massein deals in rolling tech nastiness on restart the sun, lo sheas shuffling, sci-fi beats elevate thousand foot waves while moniker take things deeper on moving.

dusky’s 17 steps present floor to floor. featuring tracks from velvit, trevino, lo shea, hugo massein and alan fitzpatrick, floor to floor compiles 12 tracks that approach the modern house and techno aesthetic with a uk edge.

the 2nd e.p taken from jon convexs debut >idoru< lp is a turn for the darker side than its predecessor. on these two limited 10 inch white vinyl plates, convex transports us into a cold and dystopian future.